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Seen
rambling towards Barrcroft Chemicals near Cape Henlopen, this is the classic
DCL bridge near Lewes, Delaware. However, at the time of the photo, the
MDDE was in charge of the line with Conrail Express SW900 801. Still, this
shot can be taken anytime the DCL ventures for Lewes. Its THE shot to have
on the line, or some variation of it. |

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Seen
at the state facility in Gravel Hill, De., Alco T-6 #19 has a few loads
for offloading into Townsend Grain trucks. |

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With
Delaware Coast Line Railroad T-6 19 in charge, we see the Queen Anne's
Railway Dinner Train rolling along near Lewes, Delaware. The train is no
longer run. |

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In
a rare shot from within the gates, here's Alco RS-36 #2 tied down after
dumping stone at the VFL plant near Connectiv in Indian River, Delaware.
Photo
by Russell Underwood |

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Lensed
on its maiden voyage on the Lewes Branch, this is MDDE (Conrail Express)
SW900 801 heading to pick up its train on the other end of the siding.
While not DCL, this unit is part of the recent history of the branch. |

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Seen
in the plant at Barrcroft Chemicals in Cape Henlopen, the conductor is
putting hand brakes on a car that has just been spotted. This is about
all you can do photography wise at this plant. |

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A little
manpower always gets the job done. This is how the bridge gets turned near
Lewes, De., on the DCL mainline. |

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Seen
heading for Lewes in September of 2000, Alco T-6 #19 is in charge of the
three-car Barrcroft-bound train. |